Usul Foundation track'S

4th O' July 2025

Not Operator

made with the bell part of trombone by me
mount rainier   Photo by Peter Robbins on Unsplash
collage by me

trombone bell part  mountain valley prayer for restoration

This track was created completely for, and is dedicated to, a wonderful, caring and devoted mother who sadly had to leave her children behind, well before any parent should. Belle departed at such a young age, leaving two beautiful kids who, in good times and bad, will mourn her forever.

Belle’s Song (The Angels’ Share)

zone. (https://youtu.be/xo39L0QKqT4?si=4QglQ-ASVLXvjQs8)

muzakorder _ 2025
LPx02
Mastering : Nil Hartman

brûlezoné (avec öthann) _ album out on bc

A new track i am working on. Hope you enjoy it. I will be working on this and honing it in. Please feel free to comment as your feedback is really helpful and always appreciated.

Pathways

working in the summerheat

The story of hector the hero, Major General Hector McDonald.

1928 Gibson A2 and 2005 Mid Mo mandolins, Kona guitar backup.

Tune from Scotland, Americanized :)

Hector the Hero

Original composition and drum programing (Addictive drum) by Neno J.
Electric guitar Yamaha SG, recorded directly using multi effect Hotone Ampero 100, Valhalla effects, Bass guitar Ibanez
July, 2025.

Jazz meditation

18.07.25 (Live Recording)

Lately

Arp 5, Rv5 tst 08.02.24 (live Recording)

This track was made with sincere respect and the deepest admiration to Kraftwerk, some of the greatest pioneers of electronic music, without whom the modern musical landscape would have been very different.

Tour De France is without a doubt one of my favourite tracks of all time. At the age of 9 or 10, I bore sole responsibility for wrecking our VHS copy of Breakin’ (or ‘Breakdance - The Movie’ to give it its UK title), as I became transfixed and obsessed with Boogaloo Shrimp’s legendary broom scene and the astonishing music that accompanied it. Seriously, I rewound the shit out of that tape!

So, many years later, I still love it and have finally worked up the courage to attempt a re-imagining. Remixing such a classic proved to be an intimidating task, to the point that I barely used the original for reference for fear of being put off the job altogether.

I am aware that my version is in a different key and rather slow when compared to the original, but I just worked from my heart outwards and this is the result.

If you like this track, please hit the appropriate icons, leave a comment and maybe even share it with other likeminded electronic music enthusiasts.

Kraftwerk - Tour De France (Usul's retinax 5 remix)

An emotional electronic adventure. The beginning is a borrowed and modified idea that I'm sure you'll recognise, with much respect and admiration to John Williams. 

“Everything’s ready from the dark side of the moon...”

Likes, comments and reposts much appreciated.

Obsidian Blues

This track was made with lots of love, just as she was.

Let me know what you think. Cheers.

Robyn's World (edit)

Remastered for your aural pleasure.

What a strange and pointless death for Tasha - killed by some tar! Smoking does that, too... Sometimes I miss cigarettes.

If you get on with this track, please like, comment and repost. My sincere thanks in advance.

Tasha Yar (dream4me)

a song for a friend who passed over us in 2019 . by RJ WALKER .. until you lose a friend you may never know ..and i hope you never lose at all  ever . X in living memory of Michael Rowson .. be at peace brother . i will find you one day my sweet friend , X

Storm in a flower 3

This one is a homage to the sublime ‘Sirius’ by The Alan Parsons Project. I’ve been obsessed with the intro to that track for much of my life. It has been featured in tv and film countless times over decades, so if you’ve never heard it, I’d assume you’ve been taking a long holiday somewhere up the road from Canis Major.

The ‘51’ in the title refers to a shameless yet undeniably outstanding rip-off created by Area 51 called ‘Let It Move You’. It was made in the early ‘90s and was strongly connected to rave/club culture back in the day. If you enjoy that sort of thing and have never heard it, I highly recommend you seek it out.

Like Area 51, I only approximated the intricacies of the main riff, ‘cause in all honesty my listening and musical skills are simply not up to the job of recreating it in its entirety. Despite that fact, I reckon there’s enough going on to keep your ears happy and I’m also fairly proud of the final section.

I understand that this is not strictly drum and bass and it was never intended to be - for a start, it’s a bit too slow. I simply found that the beats hit where they did and they ended up following a typical dnb pattern.

I’d love to know what you think of this, good or bad (we’re always learning), so whatever you reckon, please do let me know. If you like it, don’t be shy and just click the heart. If you’re feeling adventurous and want your page sullied by someone else’s inferior work, then why not repost it, too? Thanks in advance.

Sirius 51

Any perceived signs of musical or technological competency will appear by random chance only.

Seriously, I have no idea what I’m doing or what on God’s green earth is going on.